CLEAN : 'It's a start': Survivor reflects on pope's Indigenous abuse apology

"It’s a start (...) that he recognizes, acknowledges us, the pain that we went through, the horrors, the sadness," says Irene Liening, a survivor of a residential school, after Pope Francis apologized for the evil inflicted on the Indigenous peoples of Canada during an address near the site of the former Ermineskin residential school in Maskwacis (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

"It’s a start (...) that he recognizes, acknowledges us, the pain that we went through, the horrors, the sadness," says Irene Liening, a survivor of a residential school, after Pope Francis apologized for the evil inflicted on the Indigenous peoples of Canada during an address near the site of the former Ermineskin residential school in Maskwacis (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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1412142687
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AFPTV
Date created:
26 July, 2022
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00:05:32:07
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Maskwacis, Canada
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AFPTV
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